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Yes. My mistake - pretty important bit of info to include.

Brewed this following the recommended recipe, but I'll include exactly what I did below: BIAB, 2G into primary. Maris Otter - 62.2% Crystal 60 - 13.3% Flaked Oats - 8.9% Victory - 6.7% Brown Malt - 5.6% Chocolate Malt - 3.3% Total grain bill = 4.41lb Mash at 151F for 90 min Fuggles - 0.55...

I don't have an answer to your questions - sorry. But I do have a recommendation for the next time you try this: http://www.basicbrewing.com/index.php?page=november-21-2014-sour-wort-berliner-weisse I follow this general recipe and technique and make some great beer. It's pretty easy too!

This is what I do. 10G beverage cooler and boil on my stove.

According to Brulosophy, the "residual sweetness" might not actually be perceptible - at least as far as flavor. I don't believe that the "high" FG will cover up his hop profile. http://brulosophy.com/2015/10/12/the-mash-high-vs-low-temperature-exbeeriment-results/

People build these for other reasons than money.

It's no big deal and you have plenty of options. You just need to find a stronger container. As already mentioned, bleach containers will work - but I've also seen people use juice containers. Just head to the store and look at the various containers and pick one that looks strong/stackable...

It will probably be okay: http://brulosophy.com/2015/10/12/the-mash-high-vs-low-temperature-exbeeriment-results/

The link below details someone's design and build of a simple HERMS system. It could be a great place to start. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=468563

There already are conical fermentation chambers on the market but they tend to be expensive. If you could produce a good conical for around $100 you could probably sell a ton. I haven't found any small conicals on the market yet. I brew 3 gallon batches and have a small fermentation chamber...

Just finished my Son of Fermentation Chiller. It's still a bit rough around the edges and I still want to add a few things (double pane window on doors, etc.) Cost about $100 including purchasing a few tools. Works like a charm so far - can drop the temp in the chamber 5 degrees in under...